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Ended 07/30/17 6:15 AM GMT
Winner: tigger3
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1st place
Nikoneer: Now is this an individual channel for water under a bridge, or part of a set of them, rather like a Roman aqueduct? And I do think this one would be better for the contest, more of a closer interpretation of point-of-view and vanishing points.
-Nik
tigger3 received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place
Nikoneer: Oh, I love shots like this, looking straight up into a massive construct (like this one and that one). Loaded with repetitive lines, contrasts in color and light, an a perspective not normally seen. I'm assuming you mentioned Point of View because it's now in the contest? It's perfect for that. If you were visiting there I'm sure you discovered that the tower, like New York's Empire State Building, was intended to act as a dirigible mooring station... [see images in Paris and in New York].
Definitely saved and into my favorites, thanks. A little more history: Gustave Eiffel also built the Statue of Liberty, chosen to replace the original builder of choice after the man died in 1879.
Happy Trails
-Nik
gr8fulted received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place koca: Oh, beautiful Italy. Nice shot.
questjester: Congratulations, Skates!
LynEve: Congrats Pat ! I really love this one :)
corngrowth: Pat, congratulations for your 3rd place in the 'Point Of View' contest.
Very well done, my friend!
rvdb: Congratulations on your win.
Rob
4th place Constance52347: Well done! It illustrates the topic perfectly!
questjester: Wonderful and accurate presentation of an artist's point of view, Frank. I love the bee!
Good luck in the contest!!
tigger3: Frank I like your point of view, very well done once again.
tigs=^..^=
5th place
rvdb: Laura a great entry and image well done.
Rob
biffobear: That looks War of the Worlds stuff....Or Robbie off the forbidden planet..Good one..R.
tigger3: What a wonderful place for a zoom lens! I like the composition, perspective of this image. I had to chuckle a R's comment about, but kind of true. tigs=^..^=